I am a contributing writer at Positive Feedback, an audiophile internet magazine. See https://positive-feedback.com/.

Taught keyboarding, word processing and computer applications, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

I serve as the managing news editor and senior staff writer for the Cyber Boxing Zone, a boxing website and, as such, edit and post up articles conduct interviews, write ringside reports and oversee the direction of the news page at the Cyber Boxing Zone, the oldest boxing site on the web.

Ayllon Media is about writing, art and publicity. It's about capturing and communicating the message, be it via written word or visual arts, with clarity, nuance and excellence.

I have taught business education at Waukegan High School's Brookside and Washington campuses for 10 years, serving as a testing coordinator in 2006 (overseeing such tests as the ACT/Prairie State and others). When our business department was downsized due to increased general education requirements, I took an in-district position at Thomas Jefferson Middle School. I taught art for four years there and served on the Rising Stars, PBIS, Technology and Safety Teams. working closely with assistant principal Michael Allen (who is now a principal in Harvey, Illinois), I completed my Masters in Educational Leadership program and acquired my Type 75 Administrator Certificate. I currently run a computer lab and serve as a technology teacher, as well as a member of the Safety Team at Thomas Jefferson Middle School. I am also teaching night classes in the Parents As Educational Partners (PEP) program in the district.

I ran a mobile DJ business, performing at weddings, private parties, and murder mystery dinners. I also emceed and provided backdrop music for such events as Fall Fest in Lake Zurich, Illinois.

Taught Accounting, Advanced Accounting, Keyboarding, Word Processing, and Business Management. Helped rewrite curriculum and participated in staff art show.

I ran computer labs in three buildings, teaching keyboarding, word processing, and computer applications. While there, I led a workshop with teachers on using the Internet as an educational resource, ran a student empowerment club at Gilmer Middle School and also volunteered with Tech Corps of Wisconsin, refurbishing computers and installing them in labs.